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Spotify Session: Milo Greene Performs 'What's The Matter' For Spotify On Tour

By | The New Now – Wed, Dec 12, 2012 1:35 PM EST
Driving into Miami for Art Basel, there was no more appropriate way to kick off the week than with sessions at the headquarters of the National Young Arts Foundation, a building known locally for its former life as the multicolored Bacardi complex. The Big Green Bus met up there with Milo Greene, an LA based indie band with four lead singers, to treat guests to an intimate session and ocean and palm tree studded views.

Proudly sponsored by Bacardi, Spotify on Tour is bringing the Big Green Bus to events and festivals all across the US. Follow the Tour and find out where the Big Green Bus is headed next:

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